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The island's unspoiled nature in the form of its lush forests and numerous wildlife, its [[Daxia]]n and [[Loa]] ruins and various extravagant villas constructed on the island by rich [[Burgoigniacs]] have drawn visitors to the island since the 19th century, with various writers, poets and painters bringing the island to the public eye over the years.

====Criticism====

Permanent inhabitants of Sudmoll have spoken against the increased tourism in the recent decades due to the risk the expanded tourism industry might bring to the unspoiled nature of the island.

===Logging/Mineral extraction===

====Paper milling====

====Mining====

====Drilling====

===Fishing===

====Aquaculture====

{{wpl|Aquaculture}} is a new aspect for the economy of Sudmoll. The commercialization of the pearl and nacre industry was first attempted in the 1990s and met with stiff resistance by the cottage industry that existed around it. The final push was in [[2014]] when conservation groups succeeded in getting the local legislature to put a 10-year moratorium on "wild" {{wpl|fishing}}, {{wpl|pearl-diving}}, and other forms of {{wpl|Gathering seafood by hand|gathering seafood by hand}}.

The Pisciculture sector brings in about $35 million each year to the island and employs 173 people directly.

===Artisanal/heritage industries===

===Manufacturing===

===Trade===

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====Customs and tariffs====

Main article: {{wp|Customs}}

===Infrastructure===